Awesome video...ya'll need to be reposting these videos on all your social channels.... with the amount of work it took to make them people can really take a lot from these videos!

Awesome footage guys!!!!!

Super helpful run through gents!!

I’m a mountain bow hunter and I only use a bow! There’s some thick, steep mountains here in Harlan Ky! I try to get into deep woods with power line edge that are lined with oaks! Usually spend more time dragging the deer out than I do finding them.

Love this type of content, fellas! Thanks for sharing!

Great video to follow up the last few podcasts with. Chuck got me fired up about my purchase of a Waldrop PAC seat after last season haha.

Great video! There is a lot of good information in it! Thank you so much for including me!

Great info, professional editing!

This video is worth it just to be able to turn on my OnX slope angles. Awesome yall! Many thanks! I love watching yall. I live in east AL and your videos are the most relevant for my area.

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

Thats great feedback! We are excited this video was helpful for you! What video would you like to see us create and topic to cover?

Great video guys! Good explanation of how to use online mapping tools.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this video. I didnt realize that big bucks would bed in that steep of elevation behind bluffs. THis will work great for Bankhead National Forest. Thank you for taking the time to actually go and show you proof, boots on the ground evidence that this works. I cant wait to apply it to the forest.

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

We are glad you enjoyed this video! Hopefully it works for you this coming season. Let us know what you find if you are doing any post season scouting!

Love the video tutorials along with the relevant podcasts!! Awesome!! You two are very gracious with your time, and I appreciate everything you two put out to educate and reaffirm hunting tactics and knowledge.. thanks a million!

Awesome video this helps out a lot with trying to figure out how to hunt the common terrain here in Eastern Kentucky

Absolute grand slam content two thumbs up!

Great video guys. I’ve had onx for 2 years now and this video just helped me learn even more with mapping

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! We are glad you enjoyed the video

Great Content!!! More like this please…

Excellent

When I go into the woods I look for screen shade open areas that has sun light penetration.

I really like these kind of videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and teaching new generations of hunters about the great outdoors. Not many grow-up with someone to show them these things.

Yes I will write back to let you guys know how I applied this video to my late winter and spring scouting , at Bankhead. Again Thanks!

Good topic and helpful to see. Love the podcast! Best one in the hunting world

Fantastic job as always guys, keep up the great work

Great video and editing!!!!

We drew that unit on the SOA hunt 2 years ago. We hunted it early season and never saw a deer. I hunted one evening right about where you saw that first bed. We never made it all the way to the top like yall. It was too hot to be hauling stands up that far or maybe I'm just too out of shape.

Incredible Job Guys

Great stuff guys!

I did this and man this spot was rough to get into but it was right in the center of a yellow shade. I have a bach group of about 6 all legal 8pts. One of which is wicked tall and will definitely be at the top of the list on season open for bow.

This is great information. I'm in the north but the terrain is very similar. BTW, what pants are you guys wearing in this video and what do you all recommend for saddle hunting pants in this kind of terrain? Thanks for your time.

Great content. Your videos have helped me learn my terrain since I’m use to flat land. Not far from the area your talking about and I’ve been trying to figure out how to hunt the area since I’m new to hunting and have no “guidance” except videos. Edit: how would you hunt the bluffs? Like the last one you was talking around at the end of the video. Would you hunt the top or bottom of the bluff/bed when the deer have a great view of you from the bottom?

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

I would highly recommend listening to episodes 139 & 260 of the Southern Outdoorsmen Podcast for that! In those we talk with Michael Perry (mentioned in this video) who is very well known for hunting bluff gaps like what you see in this video. You can find those episodes anywhere podcasts are found!

Great videos, but what suggestions do you have for south Alabama?

@stanhunt8543

7 ай бұрын

Isolated oaks in pines, creek crossings, habitat diversity intersections.

Told a buddy of mine that you want to cross the topo lines slowly if possible. Better to not cross them if possible.

How would you hunt it? Where would you set up?

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

I would highly recommend listening to episodes 139 & 260 of the Southern Outdoorsmen Podcast for that! In those we talk with Michael Perry (mentioned in this video) who is very well known for hunting bluff gaps like what you see in this video. You can find those episodes anywhere podcasts are found! APPLE- podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-southern-outdoorsmen-hunting-podcast/id1345690082 SPOTIFY - open.spotify.com/show/2uJ1luINFGX0o0FKfJy33j?si=bf187eef80de446f

Y’all know of any mapping software that has an option to change the colors of the shading legend? I’m bout as color blind as it gets and I’ll be honest, when you said “green and yellow” I see no differentiation… also struggle to see the differences between red and no shade (topo lines help there but still annoying) - great video fellas

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

I dont know of any - I would have never thought of that! Maybe something to submit to OnX if you haven't already.

@danieljgay

Жыл бұрын

@@thesouthernoutdoorsmen will do! Thanks fellas -keep the content rollin!!

Rattlesnake much? Lol

@allen668

Жыл бұрын

WMA much? 😉

@thesouthernoutdoorsmen

Жыл бұрын

@@allen668 state park actually! We don’t film like this on WMAs out of respect for other hunters in the area.